Examples of using Constricting in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It was too constricting.
Less constricting than shorts.
Nothing here. No constricting.
Constricting the creature's movements to the line of sight.
I can feel my ribcage constricting.
I find them constricting and largely irrelevant.
I'm going to go slip into something less constricting.
Any constricting articles such as neckties or tight belts should be removed or loosened.
Arthur was kind enough to remove that constricting jewelry.
If you wear a constricting bra at night, you are negatively affecting your lymphatic system.
Man, I don't think you understand how constricting this spandex is.
The tension between narrow, constricting borders and overly wide spaces is present also in the definition of art in the exhibition.
Burns are full thickness to his back and right chest, constricting his breathing.
What to do: Exercise, compression stockings, and avoiding constricting postures(like crossing your legs when seated) can help ease discomfort, but they won't make varicose veins disappear.
She told me she's finding life with Tascioni a bit,uh… too constricting.
This means the pupil actually dilates instead of constricting in the presence of bright light.
With the prostate constricting the urinary tube, a man can suffer from difficulty in urinating, straining to start urination, frequent urination, getting up multiple times at night to urinate, or urgency of urination.
The very lifeline between you and your child constricting like a noose around his neck as he struggled to get out.
As we stress over and over again in our literature, the intellect is best exercised or applied in situations where it is self-driven,and free to roam without reference to external constricting pressures.
They began to affect the internal organs- crushing the heart, constricting the lungs… Brain activity ceased shortly thereafter.
His eleventh book, begins with a young writer's search, twenty years ago, for the spiritual father who will comprehend and validate his art, and whose support will justify his inevitableflight from a loving but conventionally constricting Jewish middle-class home.
But breathing exercises like those found in yoga relax the muscles constricting those passageways and improve oxygen diffusion.
Learning begins with a question or problem, which cannot be constricting in that it allows the student to construct their own response and inquiry.
Research studies show that about two-thirds of patients have underlying high blood pressure and one-fourth of patients willhave considerable carotid artery disease(plaque with constricting of the artery lining), heart valvular disease or diabetes.
Well, I used my elastic hair band… to dampen out the vibrations… constricting the flow of chemicals… so the drill won't overheat.
He also objected toforms of religiosity that removed one from reality, constricting life and closing one to the world and to broader society.
American life, as he describes it, simply lacks the fretwork of close,sometimes constricting relationships that take shape around a Russian practically from birth.
For example our fears of not being accepted orappreciated can be a constant check on our love, constricting it all the time, throwing doubt on it, freezing it with our fears.
There is also continued pressure on human rights defenders, including arrest and detentions,harassment and legislation aimed at constricting humanitarian civil space, and not allowing us to afford the people the level of protection required.